New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
A LESSON WITH A MORAL
when win Our Eyes be Opened 10 TINS
Great National Calamity

The year 1856 played sad havoc with many pro""0"
mon Of our country.
Many of them died without warning passing away
apparently In the full flush Of life.
Others were sick Sut O comparatively short time. We
turn to our files and are astonisbed to ind that most OIL
them died with apop;exy Of parayss,Of nervous prosa
ton, OF malignant blood humOr, of Brghts disease 0.
heart disease. OF kidney dsease OF rheumatism OF "i
pneumonia.
tits singular that most Of our prominent men die OF
these disorders. Any journalist who wa'chos INC
telegraph reports will be astonshed at the NUMBER VI
prominent victims Of those disorders.
Many statements have appeared In our paper Win
others to the effect that diseases that carried on 70
many prominent men In 1886 are really one disease
taking dnereui according to tae location Oh toe
fatal effects.
When valuable horse perishes, II becomes the nine
days talk OF the sporting world and yet thousands VI
ordinary horses dying day. ther aggregate loss
enormous. and yet their death creates no comment
SO 1t Is with individuals The cause Of death sf
prominent creates ment especially when 1t can
be shown that unsuspectod disease carries OIL most
Of them. and yet vast numbers Of ordinary men aud
women die before their time every year from the Same
cause"
IL Is said II the blood Is kept FREQ from uric acld that
heart disease paralysis nervous prosrat pneumonia,
rheumatism, and many cases OF consumption would
never be known. This uric gold, we are told, 10 the
Of the SYSTEM and is tho 1uty Of the kidneys 10
remove this wasto.
We told that II the kidneys maintained In per-
tect health the uric. kidney, acid Is kept out OF the
blood, aud these sudden ana universal diseases caused
by uric acid will In large measure disappear
But how shall this be done II is folly TO treat ELECTS
II there any known way OF getting at the cause that
way shonld he known to the public. We believe that
Warmers safe cure, Of which much has been writer,
and much talked OF by tic public generally. Is now
recognized by impartial and the public as the
speeihc for such diseases.
Because Public attention has been directed to this
great remedy by means OF advertising, some persons
have not believed in the remedy. We cannot sec how
Mr.. Warner could Immediately benefit the public 10 any
other way and his valuable specific should not be con-
demned because some nostrums have ccme before the
public In way, any than that all doctors
should be condemned because many Of them are
incompetent
1t astonishing what good opinions You hear on every
side that great remedy and public opinion thus based
upon an actual experience has all the weight and
importance Of absolute truth.
At this time OF the year, the uric acid In the oiood
invites pneumonia and rheumatism, aud there Is not
man who dread these monsters OF disease but
he need have 10 OF them told II he rid the
blood OF the uric acid cause.
adyertsemeut, and be rejected such by unthiuking
people, but believe they the truth, and as suea
should be spoken oy every irutn-lovine Newspaper.